Abstract In 2020–2021, 94% of undergraduates in England took out government-backed
loans to fund their higher education. The growing and widespread use of student loans in …

This interdisciplinary and international book subjects key areas of inclusion in the global
knowledge economy to critical scrutiny from queer perspectivism. Drawing on empirical data …

An increasing number of college students have taken out campus loans. This trend has had
a negative impact on their learning and development. Using survey data about Chinese …

Purpose This paper aims to examine prospective graduate students' attitudes toward
educational loan borrowing in an experimental setting. Design/methodology/approach …

Purpose This study analyzed the impact on the persistence of Chilean university students
who had received a government-guaranteed loan (CAE). Design/methodology/approach …

Even with enhanced secondary education in Africa, a large number of secondary school
graduates lack decent work opportunities and end up pursuing tertiary education. However …

Over the past three decades, student debt has surged in most English-speaking countries.
Despite this trend, enrollment at universities has steadily risen, which testifies to the …

From 1998, all first-time full-time undergraduates were subject to means-tested tuition fees
of£ 1,000 per year paid upfront. 2 These students were also eligible for maintenance loans …

Informal care plays an important role in the provision of care. However, previous research
has mainly focused on middle-or older-aged informal carers and less is known about …

Ingram and the research team behind the Paired Peers project reminds us of our role as
higher education professionals: to support our students to become happy, successful …